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Supply and Demand Formative Assessment

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Economics Supply and Demand

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Which of the following is represented by the graph above?

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2.

Which of the following is the best example of the law of demand?

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3.

The expectation of a sale on a good/service in the future is most likely to lead to which of the following right now?

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4.

Which of the following would likely cause the shift shown above in the market for avocados?

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Assume that chips and salsa are COMPLEMENTARY goods, meaning they are used together. How will the market for chips be affected if the price of salsa DECREASES to $1 per bottle?

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Which of following is the best example of the Law of Supply?

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Which of the following headlines would cause the shift shown on the graph above in the market for cars?

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8.

A decrease in taxation on businessess production would most likely lead to

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9.

The movement from P1, Q1 to P2, Q2 in the image above is best described as

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10.

Claire's Bakery can produce 48 cookies per hour. Claire, the bakery owner, buys a new convection oven. As a result of this new technology, the bakery can now produce 192 cookies per hour.

How would an economist model the change in Claire's businesses>